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Ο Χάρι Πότερ και το κύπελλο της φωτιάς

J.K. Rowling, 2000

Young adult Literary fictionFantasyContemporary fiction

A school year of dangerous tests, old grudges and unexpected alliances turns a magical coming-of-age adventure into a story about courage under pressure.

Feels like wonder, dread and curiosity. About adventure, friendship and morality.

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Curiosity can outrun compassion when a whole village is watching.

Κάλεσαν την αστυνομία ενώ όλο το χωριό έβραζε από περιέργεια κι από μια έξαψη που ήταν δύσκολο να κρύψουν. Κανείς δεν μπήκε στον κόπο να προσποιηθεί ότι λυπόταν για τους Χερτ, επειδή κανείς δεν τους χώνευε. Το ηλικιωμένο ζευγάρι, ο κύριος και η κυρία Χερτ, ήταν πλούσιοι, σνομπ και αγενείς, και ο Τομ, ο γιος τους, ακόμη χειρότερος. Όλοι όμως ενδιαφέρονταν να μάθουν την ταυτότητα του δολοφόνου. Βλέπεις, είναι κάπως απίθανο να πεθάνουν την ίδια νύχτα, από φυσικά αίτια, τρεις υγιείς άνθρωποι.
Excerpt from Ο Χάρι Πότερ και το κύπελλο της φωτιάς, J.K. Rowling, Ψυχογιός 2000. Quoted for discovery. Source Rights & removals

J.K. Rowling.Rowling drafted much of the series in Edinburgh cafés; the fourth novel expands the school story into an international magical competition.

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Feels like wonder, dread and curiosity. About adventure, friendship and morality.
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